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It has no cumbersome straps
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but is simply a combination
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Closing of Itetta Schools ! etl curr'e or 'u-n ute’s ' AnwJ:aus( h t w:
active duties Permit me to in tliJ C0:I
(Continued ip m pagel) urge jou if pos-ilde your mental U(r0l
I11 l
Winnie London Leroy Hagan 1 Cora Plack has been assigned
The first grade was presided! the !Kh ami 10th grade work
over bv Miss Glenn and assist- and she had as her assistants'
ingherinthe exhibits of herTheima Combs Chas Scarrett I
work were Rebecca and Orrellia :L(?0 London and John Black
Ramos Frank Carter Gladys n -
n r J Prof Mason has the 11th and:
Clayton and Kutn Dorman i " c !
0 12th grades and the Seniors
Second grade Miss Mary Lon-
r were tne reception committee
SSlSt'i'j l)V Tii'ftrl-i I rna 1 1
-H‘ time week and an abundant in
wisely and profitally sp-'it trance into the everlasting King-
The Baecarurate cermon at Remember that yuir Lignest dom But meanwhile I com-
the opera house Sunday mornng ambition should rad be t get mend as a worthy motto tor a
“Things” but to form and noble unseiii-h iit'e these words:
maintain a m Lie Christan char- ive fr thMC ho ovc nv
acti'r What you are in vouri For thse who know me tn
0vn womanhood and manhood or theb-aven that H-MltriaiKAe me
is infinitely more moment as than Ani? aiait?
i tor tne cause that la -ks iHn-im ?
what you obtain of tne world s
was listened to Ly a very large
congregation No other services
were held in any ofv the oilier
churches in order to give every
one an opportunity to attend
‘‘Praise the Lori” was the
first number rendered by the
choir which was the strongest
one that pesibly has been as-
sembled in oar city
The fccriptuai M rn
don assisted by Eliveda Cres-
son Morgan Eddleman and
Raymond Wilson Miss Lucile
Leslie had charge of the the
thir 1 ami fourth and her com-
irit t-e was Mighariette Graham I froni 4 to 10 man-v avale'
Lucile Liddell Rubv W ‘heclor them' (-‘lve of the opportunity to
Vio'a Davis Lillian Burris I Partake of the ref rcshmenta an(1
at the same
much
For tlic wroi g that
desirable things Character is ' For the futdie in the INtr
therefore the oniv : ru
Ami that i- n
For tlio gxl that I rn Jo"
The briiediotj n vti pro io me-inUllccrualo-diwmcnt
orrenu- (fiiyUV- L- t1
lasting
g-nius
The 5th and 6th a e in charge ofr
(Miss Hickman who was asststed ' nach
bv Sopha Black Pearl Watson
Ge!a Buter Anita Jordan! It was the program to serve
Marie Patterson The 7th and the croaa aiJ cake °" J- L
cVh grades are taught bv the! Jonlan !'vn lnt tno
principal Mis Roberts At the
Longfellow school i rth Superin-
hyJlewReg-rs MsGr of the taken then-fV It i- inward T 'fH-winr’ co-nj -! the1
Methodist church 1 o owed by ther than outward am! con- chHr Mo-dames Jack Scanlon
orayer by Luv ilunjiton oi jn con wu nee cnl’n-nefl £ £ Hailey Kindlon J
Baptist churcK Miss Sophia ' by an intelligent acquaintance b! Fmith: Mis-es Sophia 'sn-ithJ
Smith ( sang The Piames of j watl the Scriptures ami obeyed Ke!(n Rtcnnan lkichan nan
Peace very eetlw -Vl!with courage (bun thus the Fay Smith Mltt- '
Smith has a splcnd d '"''1 - -
on
be-
i i ' j "itr courage (own thus theiFay Smih Mattie Alexarder
m h has a splcnd d wuce -nd distnctrjn between right andMrs Ar(em)II( Masorii euvj
i this occasion it ws a its mA rang courage tddros-es itself art Morris Kingdon Wadhors
?st‘ IhmoVdly to the task of carry- Mrs F B Conrad pianist
Rev R L Irving paster of ing out these convictions un-
Trosbyli-rin ihm-eli 51 ‘ImciiingJy
th'J deuvu'td tn? La'-- Tuke your stand on the -ide of !
Otl
1 Gainoo f '11a -n and n ie went! guch a contcience and reverence1 Exposition of a year’s work!
ealaurab Trrs ’ He took j it as JU1 kiRS and aj doubt-1 Tuesday attrarted a large crowd
away disappo-httN h cbaper j rnatters let your deciding ! tack °f thfchools and tnose
bis text froni thft
r g i - wc i o le k JUU5 vtvVJviilig
bis text froni thft r-ru and L)if ton b Rot( wj!1 it pay or who were unfortunate to have
of the book EsG-r or be X(llUar( lmt is it missed this exhibition missed a
14th verses IBs ri' i ' vt? ficc you well to that and trcat n'k!t‘fk
rf5M0 God who will! The editor vented the Frank-
leave iiw I lin school in the morning and
not forget 0iir ‘ - i the Irngfeliow in the afternoon
rigli t- 1 oi'XCt no and at each building the sp-ci-
of Tennyson wbicn is
ful and we give our reaaers
portion of it:
“Young frienda of the graduat-
ing class:
In company with saorca oT
others I congratulate you cn
- the position to which you have
attained Having finished tne
High School cource of study the
time has come when with credit
to yourselves and the endorse-
ment of your teachers 'ou are
cither to puriiue a more ad anc-
councii' f Tennyson '
packed in£cf these words:
Self-revcronre e1f-knowk'igi’ cif-control-
Thimo tlirce alone letul liA1 °v‘
e reign power
Yet not for proper- power of here r
Would coma uncalled for but to live
by law
Acting the law we live by without
fear
mens of the pupilsvork t-bowed
remarkable skill and patient
training by the teachdrs
Miss Roberts principal of the
Franklin school was the hostes
of her building assisted by the
various teachers and committees
Miss Roberts assistants were
Ora Sherwin Cteta Glazner
tcidi nt Canterbury and Princi-
pal Me-nn w're on the lookout
for the visitors Miss Fay
Smith lias t barge of the young-
rters of the first grade and
their work shows that they have
begun the foundation in the
proper manner Assisting Miss
Smith were Abada Boyd
Mand l Thompson Ixyd Smith
Lottie Howard Black and Ger-
trude Bu-ter Miss Petterman
has charge of the second grade
and assisting Mis3 Petterman in
oxhiliiling their work were
Ruth Magee Ioi3 Bolthrop
Estelle Holland Martha Rose
Erie Etter
To Mrs Howard L Black has
Tieen assigned the Bril and -1 h
grade work and assisting her
were Jewel Boling Bonnie Gar-
ret Dean Walker Miller Sharp
Miss O’Earrc) lias the 5th and
Gth and assisting her were Or-
ville Combs Georgia Foster
Ralph King Mrs Keller has
the 7:h and 8th and assisting
her were Frank Con'ey Lowell
Martin Jihnna Rice To Miss
ing weather caused a change in
th' program 1
The dav was a in st beneficial
one to both the school and
patron- and much good will re-
sult from the expvsilioii of the
year’s work
Thursday was devoted to ex-
aminations and Thursday night
a large audience assembled in
the Franklin Auditorium to
enjoy the gnimmer class com-
posed of pupils from all the
school in the countv The affair
was not only enjoyable but
highly instructive and showed
much tallent in the pupils A
more extended write-up will ap-
pear next week
Friday the schools were again
visited by the parents the day
being designated ‘‘Appreciation
Day” and each Jeachor was
du'y thanked for the great in-
terest taken in their work
Friday night at the Franklin
Auditorium the Seniors enter-
tained the parents and the
alumi of tho school with a de-
lightful program A program
of ihe’r entertainment will also
appear in next week’s issuo
we haven’t tvgim for it in this
issue
Dcirals of Boninr
Tho IVmef ratir Club of Comar
i-ntortainu! th-ir friends and candi
dat( s Widnn-day ni-ht
Each of tne candidates made such re-
marks as he tnought necessary and a
delichlful evei in£ was spent
Mr Rogers candidate for the legis-
lature made a more extended talk than
the rest
What B'lmar h!:s in n millers arc
mope than mad up in quality as the
names below will snow
Bomar Pemoora’ic Club Roll
G C Riaonar II M Terry E E
Head oner J M Hill I fl Hodges
W 1’ Thmnp-on W 11 Monroe TH
Mctehee 0 A Iewis A G IOntp
G 15 Uhislcs J S (thiales R H
Bennett W T Fmith T A Over-
street J W Splawn M Tttasomur
J 11 Hays J T Cendurant V B
1- cur tain A r J onuson IlO Turner
B F Thompson Vr F Mathews W
W Terry Lee Hill V ! Hill E II
Michael S A Miller Floyd Shout
John Gt-euiore Joe llhmles Walter
Ti-ilr II M S M:- 'lumrovh A II
Well:- J I) M- icliic I) Aige G A
Stanford and C A Fo-ter
The chai'-imi'i called nextmu-tng
for une 2nd laid
Tho editor of tho News was
honored Wednesday by a visit
from Rev B N Aulsman
missionary evangelist of this dis-
trict Rev D N Curby of the
South Baptist Church at Ard-
more and Rev H unikon All
three of these gentlemen are
prominent in church affairs in
this section and the News is
pleased at having met them
Married at the Baptist parson-
age Monday night by Rev Ham-
ilton Miss Tneaa Pritchard and
Mr Jn Fremuun Mr Hamil-
ton and wuo hud very tastily
decorated the parlor ’for the oc-
casion which anistcd in making
the affair a very bright and
happy ono The News extends
its congratulations
We have two up-to-date well
drilling outfits and are prepared
to do tho work on short notice
We also repair wells
Johnston Bros Box 303